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Retirement rules 2019
Feds looking to retire by the end of the year will have to consider the rules surrounding each of the two retirement systems.
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12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
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Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
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Agencies: Don’t Interfere with the oral reply
Deciding officials have been increasingly hostile toward employee representatives that speak during an oral reply for adverse action appeals.
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Open Season 2020
Feds have until Dec. 9 to decide if they would like to enroll in federal health insurance for the first time, change plans or keep the plan they currently have.
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Synthesizing a selective TSP withdrawal
Feds can get around limitations on their TSP withdraws by synthesizing percentages in the different funds.
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Strategizing your leave before retirement
Federal employees have the option to both use their remaining leave before retirement, or receive credit for the leave they don’t use.
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EOD tech’s advice for women in tech
Keenan Skelly, an EOD veteran and an executive at Circadence gives women skills on working on a male-dominated field.
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Feds get personal with the Combined Federal Campaign
Employees actively involved in the annual charity campaign share causes that strike a chord in them and inspire them to contribute.
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Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
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Retirement rules 2019
Feds looking to retire by the end of the year will have to consider the rules surrounding each of the two retirement systems.
-
12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
-
Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
-
Agencies: Don’t Interfere with the oral reply
Deciding officials have been increasingly hostile toward employee representatives that speak during an oral reply for adverse action appeals.
-
Open Season 2020
Feds have until Dec. 9 to decide if they would like to enroll in federal health insurance for the first time, change plans or keep the plan they currently have.
-
Synthesizing a selective TSP withdrawal
Feds can get around limitations on their TSP withdraws by synthesizing percentages in the different funds.
-
Strategizing your leave before retirement
Federal employees have the option to both use their remaining leave before retirement, or receive credit for the leave they don’t use.
-
EOD tech’s advice for women in tech
Keenan Skelly, an EOD veteran and an executive at Circadence gives women skills on working on a male-dominated field.
-
Feds get personal with the Combined Federal Campaign
Employees actively involved in the annual charity campaign share causes that strike a chord in them and inspire them to contribute.
-
Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
-
Retirement rules 2019
Feds looking to retire by the end of the year will have to consider the rules surrounding each of the two retirement systems.
-
12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
-
Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
-
Agencies: Don’t Interfere with the oral reply
Deciding officials have been increasingly hostile toward employee representatives that speak during an oral reply for adverse action appeals.
-
Open Season 2020
Feds have until Dec. 9 to decide if they would like to enroll in federal health insurance for the first time, change plans or keep the plan they currently have.
-
Synthesizing a selective TSP withdrawal
Feds can get around limitations on their TSP withdraws by synthesizing percentages in the different funds.
-
Strategizing your leave before retirement
Federal employees have the option to both use their remaining leave before retirement, or receive credit for the leave they don’t use.
-
EOD tech’s advice for women in tech
Keenan Skelly, an EOD veteran and an executive at Circadence gives women skills on working on a male-dominated field.
-
Feds get personal with the Combined Federal Campaign
Employees actively involved in the annual charity campaign share causes that strike a chord in them and inspire them to contribute.
-
Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
